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Production Blog: THE DECISION

 Hey guys and welcome back to my blog. The last time you heard from me we were trying to find a camera to use for our filming. Long story short, we ended up finding a camera. Now in this blog I want to tell you about a decision. Specifically a decision Mya and I made for our final task. The decision Mya and I made was to film earlier than we originally intended. We first intended to film the weekend of April 1st. But, that day would leave us with only 2 weeks to turn in our final task. So, we decided to move the date up for filming to get ahead of this problem. Moving up the filming date would allow us to be more meticulous with our decisions. Specifically, we would have more time to edit our film and follow the conventions of our genre. We would also have more time to rewatch our final task and maybe we will see stuff we didn't see before. For example, if a clip looked weird we would have more time to re-film. It would give us time to schedule a date with everyone and get a plan. Also, we could be see if we would need to take certain things out or add effects. Not only this, but others could review. Mya and I already knew that we would want others to review our film. So, if we filmed earlier we could get more and more people to review them. The people can give us critiques and constructive criticism which we want. Thank you for reading about Mya and I's decision, be back for more!



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